Start Point
Leutasch parking Stupfer (P2)
End Point
Leutasch parking Stupfer (P2)
Difficulty
Hard
Total Distance
21,30 km
Descent Meters
1220 m
Ascent Meters
1220 m
Highest Point
2367 m
Total Time
07:00 h
Stamina
Technique
Best Time
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
In an emergency
In an emergency
Guest card = ticket
Guest card = ticket
The guest card is valid as a ticket for all public bus services in the region during your stay. The train ride between Seefeld and Scharnitz as well as the Wildmoos bus are also included. You will receive the guest card from your host in digital or printed form.
DetailsBike & Hike
Hiking tour
Summit hike
Attention: The Wettersteinhütte remains closed until further notice.
The starting point for this Bike & Hike tour is the Parkplatz Stupfer (P2) in the Gaistal. From there, do not head down the valley, but follow the asphalt road back to the district of Klamm. Turn north at the information point and initially follow the municipal road until you reach the forest road (gravel). From here, the route climbs steadily at a moderate incline. The special feature of this route is the dense forest with its shade-giving trees and many beautiful resting spots. The forest road is in good condition and winds uphill in several hairpin bends, but also in long, almost flat sections.
Above the tree line, about 100 meters in altitude below the Wettersteinhütte (not managed) and the Wangalm (managed), the bikes are parked and the final section is completed on foot. From here, the
The starting point for this Bike & Hike tour is the Parkplatz Stupfer (P2) in the Gaistal. From there, do not head down the valley, but follow the asphalt road back to the district of Klamm. Turn north at the information point and initially follow the municipal road until you reach the forest road (gravel). From here, the route climbs steadily at a moderate incline. The special feature of this route is the dense forest with its shade-giving trees and many beautiful resting spots. The forest road is in good condition and winds uphill in several hairpin bends, but also in long, almost flat sections.
Above the tree line, about 100 meters in altitude below the Wettersteinhütte (not managed) and the Wangalm (managed), the bikes are parked and the final section is completed on foot. From here, the
